News at Adelphi

Professor Cooley was named a recipient of the prestigious O. Henry Prize for her short fiction “Mercedes Benz."

We have unearthed some photos from over 50 years ago of one of our Spanish faculty leaders from the 1960s, Dr. Alva Ebersole.

View some of the recent highlights of our faculty's activities including research, achievements, study abroad programs and curriculum developments.

We are very happy to share the news that our department has successfully completed two searches for full-time faculty in Spanish. Following last year’s departure of Assistant Professor Rakhel Villamil-Acera, Ph.D. (to whom we wish all the best in her new position), we end the academic year with one more full-time Spanish faculty than when…

We hope that you will stand with us in defense of science and scientific integrity.

Learn what Professor Katherine Fiori is working on during her sabbatical in Germany.

Nathalie Zarisfi, Adelphi University's director of the Faculty Center for Professional Excellence, is helping professors find new ways to reach students from diverse learning backgrounds.

The Department of Communications on Trump's use of social media and struggles with the press, as well as preparing students for a new age of journalism.

Learn about the 2017 International Faculty Development Grant Winners.

Monica Yang reflects on her experience as a Fulbright Senior Scholar.

Dr. Katie Laatikainen spent September in Finland teaching an intensive graduate course on Multilateralism and Global Governance.

From outdoor recreation to museum visits and lab research, Adelphi students are learning in new and exciting ways.

Entertaining memories of the Derner Institute in the '80s.

Learn about the accomplishments of Derner Institute faculty.

Learn more about David Prottas, Associate Professor as he shares his experience with Adelphi IRB.

James McGowan uses an understanding, yet firm approach to make sure his adult students succeed.

You may have noticed recent changes to the faculty profile pages at Adelphi University.

Professor Stefni Bogard has been converting her course, Health Assessment Throughout the Lifespan, to an online format.

In an article published in the "Huffington Post," Joel Weinberger, Ph.D, offers a provocative explanation for the surprising presidential election results.

Katherine Hill is the latest faculty member of our English department, and she comes with a colorful spectrum of experience and expertise.

Deborah Serani, Psy.D., award-winning author and adjunct professor at Adelphi, told "Reader's Digest" that a little stress isn't such a bad thing.

Meredith Whitley, Ph.D., explains if sport can lead to a better life and the impact of sports on urban youth.

On Ada Lovelace Day we honor our female faculty, students and alumni who are following in the footsteps of the woman recognized as the first computer programmer.

Lally, an associate professor of theater, talks about the Now You See Me/Now You Hear Me performance and her commitment to spreading social justice through theater.

In a recent paper, Katie Laatikainen, Ph.D., professor, weighed in on the U.N.'s weighty decision-making process.

John Drew, assistant professor of communications, shared his perspective.

In New York, Krauthamer is pursuing an active freelance career and can be found playing in a number of groups, performing a wide variety of music, from Broadway shows to chamber music.

As a core member with Decoda, Quintet of the Americas, Cho also enjoys playing in Broadway pit orchestra in Les Misérables and Fiddler on the Roof.

Adelphi associate professor Christopher Saucedo's compelling artwork is exhibited in the National September 11 Memorial & Museum.

See what our faculty is up to.